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A 12-Week Grief Support Group for Adults Grieving the Loss of a Parent
You may be grown, but you will always be their child.
Still Their Child is a gentle, evidence informed grief support group for adults navigating life after the death of a parent or parental figure. In partnership with The H.E.R.E. Center, this 12-week hybrid group offers a deeply supportive space to process your loss, connect with others who understand, and learn practical ways to carry your grief with greater care.
Together, we will explore:
The emotional and physical impact of grief
Changes in identity, family roles, and relationships
Anger, guilt, regret, relief, longing, and unfinished conversations
Coping with grief waves, anniversaries, and unexpected triggers
Nervous system regulation and grounding practices
Remembrance, continuing bonds, meaning, and legacy
Reconnecting with life without leaving your parent behind
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of their grief, tools for navigating difficult moments, and meaningful connection with a community where they do not have to grieve alone.
Schedule: Saturdays beginning September 26, 2026
Time: 9:00–10:30 AM
Format: Hybrid, with virtual and in-person participation
Investment: $50 per session, charged before each session
Scholarship assistance is available.
A 12-Week Grief Support Group for Adults Grieving the Loss of a Parent
You may be grown, but you will always be their child.
Still Their Child is a gentle, evidence informed grief support group for adults navigating life after the death of a parent or parental figure. In partnership with The H.E.R.E. Center, this 12-week hybrid group offers a deeply supportive space to process your loss, connect with others who understand, and learn practical ways to carry your grief with greater care.
Together, we will explore:
The emotional and physical impact of grief
Changes in identity, family roles, and relationships
Anger, guilt, regret, relief, longing, and unfinished conversations
Coping with grief waves, anniversaries, and unexpected triggers
Nervous system regulation and grounding practices
Remembrance, continuing bonds, meaning, and legacy
Reconnecting with life without leaving your parent behind
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of their grief, tools for navigating difficult moments, and meaningful connection with a community where they do not have to grieve alone.
Schedule: Saturdays beginning September 26, 2026
Time: 9:00–10:30 AM
Format: Hybrid, with virtual and in-person participation
Investment: $50 per session, charged before each session
Scholarship assistance is available.